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  WARNING: incorrect syntax, perhaps a fake '-'? See /usr/share/doc/procps-3.2.7/FAQ
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  MOS 1054431.1 also discusses this:

  "DBFS filesystems can always hold files of shell script or binary file, but if it is mounted with the direct_io option, files on DBFS is not executable. In this case, a second file DBFS system may be used because it can be mounted without the option direct_io to support executable files or scripts. »

• Re: Unix shell script to notify if an array has reached a number of lines

  Looking to write a script to send an alert notification when an Oracle database table object reaches a certain value of line number. If anyone has the logic "If this while" for a script shell unix would be great.

  With the logic of control and check on the table when it reaches the total line number can be added to the script and on-demand via cron.

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  Thus, you must periodically (how often?) a COUNT (*) on the target table?  Is this acceptable overhead?

  /Korn Bourne shell scripts can compare numbers and check if one is greater than another.  See "-gt" UNIX - Shell basic operators

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• Call the batch file and not the shell script using measures of the event

  Can I use EVENTACTIONS at the door of gold like

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  In GGSCI, you can shell OUT to the BONE and call a command/executable file.

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  Volume serial number is 8CCC-9E58

  Directory of C:\ggs

  18/08/2012 07:23

  .

  18/08/2012 07:23

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  2010-10-15 06:37 bcrypt.txt 1 725

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• How to write the CLOB parameter to a file or a XML using shell script?

  I run an oracle stored procedure using shell script. How can I get the OUT of the procedure (CLOB) parameter and write it to a file or a XML in UNIX environment using shell script?
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    TABLE
    BONUS
   
   
    2
    PROCEDURE
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• Unzip the file sys of operation or execute an Oracle stored procedure shell script

  Y at - it a package or something else I can use a procedure stored Oracle to decompress a file of the operating system or run a shell script? Have Oracle 11g 2, Linux Redhat. I am familiar with utl_file to look at properties, open, close, write files, etc., but am looking for a way to decompress a file or run a shell script.

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• Create SQLNET.ora file throug shell script

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  Published by: Albert Zaza October 7, 2010 14:06

  Albert Zaza wrote:

  The spec is a little different from what we have vascular. I need to set up some security configuration as well.

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  SQLNET.ora is a very simple text file. I have to agree that you should be able to just build one and then distribute it.

  Maybe I didn't explain well enough.

  The problem is that the work will be done my Solaris System Admin (SA) who go out once a month. He takes with him are preparing with the difference, including work on Oracle and work when the package is installed, the work of the Oracle will be as well.

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  echo "# Generated by Oracle configuration tools."  >>  $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/sqlnet.ora
  echo ""  >>  $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/sqlnet.ora
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  echo "SQLNET.INBOUND_CONNECT_TIMEOUT=60"  >>  $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/sqlnet.ora
  echo "SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME=300"  >>  $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/sqlnet.ora
  

  or just to have a copy of the sqlnet.ora and

  cp $source_dir/sqlnet.ora $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/sqlnet.ora
  

  Published by: EdStevens on October 8, 2010 11:33

• How to solve this problem in shell script: unexpected end of file

  Hello
  
  I need to connect to each of the databases listed in/etc/oratab and check what database is stopped (or mounted only) and what database is opened to accept the connection. However, the following shell script gives me this error message:
  
  $>./check_is_db_runing.sh
  . / check_is_db_runing.sh: line 39: syntax error: unexpected end of file
  
  Could someone please help me solve this problem, why the code (line 29 to 32) does not work in the LOOP? It works without the LOOP.
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  
  
  1 #! / bin/bash
  2
  3 LOGDIR = / oracle/data03/dbscripts
  4 ORATABFILE = / etc/oratab
  5
  6 cat $ORATABFILE | read everything online
  7 do
  8-case $LINE in
  9 \#*) ;; Comment # line in oratab
  10 *)
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  16 IFS
  17
  # 18 continue only if the last field corresponds to 'Y '.
  19 if ["' echo $LINE | '] [' awk - f: '{print $NF}'-' "="Y"]; then
  20 if [' echo $ORACLE_SID | cut b 1'! = '+']; then
  21
  22 ORACLE_HOME ='echo $LINE | AWK - f: '{print $2}'-'
  23 PATH = $ORACLE_HOME/bin: / bin: / usr/bin: / etc
  24 export ORACLE_HOME ORACLE_SID, PATH
  LOGFILE = $25 LOGDIR/check_$ ORACLE_SID.log
  26 touch $LOGFILE
  #echo 27 $LOGFILE
  28
  $29 ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus - s "/ as sysdba" < < EOF > $LOGFILE
  30 select * from global_name;
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  32 EOF
  33
  34 fi
  35 fi
  36;
  ESAC 37
  38 fact

  This code works IE. produces newspapers with result sql - slightly modified to be executable:

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  LOGDIR = / tmp
  ORATABFILE = / etc/oratab

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  # Only if the last field corresponds to 'Y '.
  on the other

  ORACLE_HOME ='echo $LINE | AWK - f: '{print $2}'-'
  PATH = $ORACLE_HOME/bin: / bin: / usr/bin: / etc
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  LOGFILE = $logdir/check_$ ORACLE_SID.log
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  #echo $LOGFILE

  $ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus - s "/ as sysdba" < eof=""> $LOGFILE
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  EXPRESSIONS OF FOLKLORE

  FI
  ;;
  ESAC
  fact

• shell script for oracle alert.log file

  Hi gurus,
  
  I want to write the shell script to know the last timing 10 stop of the database of the alerts log file. I'm working on oracle 9i.
  
  Could someone please advice on that.
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Kind regards
  Shaan
  
  Published by: Shaan_dmp on January 5, 2009 13:27
  
  Published by: Shaan_dmp on January 5, 2009 13:28

  Use awk. I have not at hand a 9i but here is a very simple version for 10g XE

  My awk file (line numbers for the notes below - don't include them):

  01:BEGIN { prevline = "";} 02:03:/Completed: alter database close/ {print prevline,FS,$0;}04:05:{prevline = $0;}
  

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  $ awk -f alert.awk.txt alert_xe.logFri Apr 11 18:08:40 2008   Completed: alter database close normalFri May 16 18:53:21 2008   Completed: alter database close normalTue May 20 17:28:23 2008   Completed: alter database close normalThu Jul 17 19:08:52 2008   Completed: alter database close normalFri Aug 15 15:12:48 2008   Completed: alter database close normalWed Nov 05 08:52:59 2008   Completed: alter database close normalFri Nov 14 16:36:03 2008   Completed: alter database close normalTue Dec 09 10:46:23 2008   Completed: alter database close normalMon Jan 05 11:12:22 2009   Completed: alter database close normal
  

  What it means:

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  (2) the /search chain / line 03 search marker in the file for a stop, and then performs the requested action (print the time that was in the previous line and then this line; use FS (the field to the awk - space normally separator) as a separator
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  Nigel cordially

• Get the progress and result of a shell script

  Hello

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• AppleScript and shell scripts

  I'm on Mac OS X 10.11.2 and have problems with AppleScript and shell scripting.

  The following script is a cutting of a larger project:

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  the value the_MeCont (the_MePath container) as string

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  the value the_Parameters (opening for access file the_MePara with permission to write)

  write ("WAV\r24\r48000\r48k\r") the_Parameters

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  -normally isn't here!

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  -the value the_MePara (shell script 'find' & city form the_MeContShell POSIX path & "-iname" "Para STH - C *'")

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  If I remove these lines and enable the line below "-intended to be here! ', the shell should find this file.

  What I get, then, is a mistake:

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  to "open for access file the_MePara.

  Any ideas, anyone?

  Kind regards...

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  Hello

  Remove the end of file before the_MePara.

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  =======================

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  DBMS_PIPE. PACK_MESSAGE (lc_cmd);

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  END;

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  Shell script

  ========

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  Echo $2 > > outfile.txt

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  test_convert.sh a permission rwxrwxrwx

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  I'd appreciate if someone can point out my mistake or suggest another method that works.

  Thanks in advance

  How long does it take to create the converted file? Remember that the external Scheduler is running asynchronously, so it is possible that the converted file does not exist yet when the PL/SQL block subsequently tries to open it.

  Try to add some delay seconds to the routine to ensure that the external task is completed:

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          , job_type => 'EXECUTABLE'
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• CDF to run commands / Shell scripts

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  I created a JAR file to run batch/shell scripts via the calculation script.

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  1. place the JAR file in the location: E:\Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1\products\Essbase\EssbaseServer\java\udf\

  2. update the file udf.policy with the following statement:

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  give the code "file:${essbase.java.home}/BatEx.jar" {}

  permission java.security.AllPermission;

  };

  3 restart the Essbase services.

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  Where I am wrong here? Please help me out here.

  Kind regards

  RB

  Thanks much Amit and Jake! I finally cracked!

  Sad thing is that I have found no OTN correct information regarding function Java Custom, rather there was a lot of information about CDFs pre-existing provided by Oracle, so I decided to write a complete solution of CDF, where Java code too was created by the developer of Essbase applications.

  The requirement that I had was to trigger the batch file in the calculation script. Here is the detailed requirement:

  Update Variable of Substitution by planning web form.

  1. the user enters the data in the form of the planning web and saves it.

  2. the calc script attached to the web form, extracts data and records the flat file on Essbase server.

  3. earlier we were executing the script batch on the web server as the workflow will identify the lots on the web server and not on Essbase server, but after the development of this CDF to run the batch job, the batch files can be run directly Essbase server.

  4. the idea is to keep the user limited to the tasks list, so that it does not jump to the to-do list to SubVar web form, workflow and then return to the task list for a simple job to change SubVar.

  There were a few challenges that I encountered during the development of this JAVA function, namely:

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  So always check the compatibility of the Version of the JDK you used to compile and create the JAR file and JVM on your Essbase server.

  You can check the version of the JVM in console EAS-> EssbaseCluster-> right click-> Edit-> properties-> tab environment. There is a line that appears something like:

  ; JvmModuleLocation $J (EPM_ORACLE_HOME)-...-jdk160_35\jre\bin\server\jvm.dll (the bold is your version of the JVM).

  2. "main class not found" error after successful registration of CDF:

  I haven't had that one category of Public in my JAVA code and this error took me by surprise. I also checked the "public static void main" section in my code and everything seems to be OK. Please note that JAVA is case sensitive - 'hand' and 'Hand' aren't even in JAVA.

  I did some further research and one of John's response to a CDF request, I came to know that I need to include another argument (context) in the main section of my Java code and recompile with classpath "essbase.jar" (I will explain the controls in the next steps). I changed the main section of my JAVA code and included the argument:

  Public Shared Sub main (paramContext context, String [] paramArrayOfString)

  The following JAVA code to perform the batch in Essbase Server:

  import com.hyperion.essbase.calculator.Context;

  import java.io.BufferedReader;

  import java.io.InputStream;

  import java.io.InputStreamReader;

  import java.io.OutputStream;

  import java.io.PrintStream;

  public class BatEx

  {

  Public Shared Sub main (context, paramContext, String [] paramArrayOfString)

  {

  Try

  {

  String str1 = paramArrayOfString [0];

  LocalProcess process = Runtime.getRuntime () .exec (str1);

  InputStream localInputStream1 = localProcess.getInputStream ();

  OutputStream localOutputStream = localProcess.getOutputStream ();

  InputStream localInputStream2 = localProcess.getErrorStream ();

  BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (localInputStream1)) localBufferedReader;

  String str2;

  While ((str2 = localBufferedReader.readLine ())! = null) {}

  System.out.println (str2);

  }

  System.out.println ("package executed successfully.");

  }

  catch (Exception localException)

  {

  System.out.println ("error!:" + localException);

  localException.printStackTrace ();

  }

  }

  }

  Install the (compatible to Essbase JVM) compatible version of the JDK on your machine. Compile the above code by using the following command:

  C:\ >javac - classpath essbase.jar BatEx.java - please specify the path to the file "essbase.jar". It generally to the location: : \Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1\products\Essbase\EssbaseServer\java\

  The code should compile without any problem, and a .class file must be created with the same name.

  Now is the time to create the JAR file. Use the following command:

  C:\ >jar cf BatEx.jar BatEx.class

  Now the executable JAR file must also be created.

  Place this JAR file: : \Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1\products\Essbase\EssbaseServer\java\udf\

  Restart the service of Essbase and application (the only Application Restarting should work, but I didn't take any chances to restart both).

  Check the log of function CDF recording applications. The application log should be at the location:

  : \Oracle\Middleware\user_projects\epmsystem3\diagnostics\logs\essbase\essbase\app\-

  The CDF enrollment message should be something like:

  External function of [GLOBAL] [@BatEx] saved OK

  I used the following MaxL to register my function in Essbase:

  create or replace function '@BatEx' as

  "BatEx.

  Spec '@BatEx (StringArray).

  Comment "Functions A CDF that runs the batch file in Essbase Server"

  I used the following script to calc to run my CDF (fairly simple however):

  ESS_LOCALE English_UnitedStates.Latin1@Binary

  RUNJAVA BatEx "": / Oracle/Middleware/EPMSystem11R1/common/utilities/Test.bat ";" -Note: please replace with the name of the physical drive.

  I went and checked the logs that the Test.bat written and "wallah! The log file had some content and 1 KB in size. I deleted the contents of the log file and checked again, the result was the same.

  Hope this answer helps all of us who work on CDF that is clean.

  Please like this post if this can help you in some way.

  Thanks again to Amit, Jake and John for helping me solve this puzzle.

  Kind regards

  Amit Kumar Singh